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From downstream bug RHEL-116757, the use of ss to map all the usage of ports to pids and process names under selinux is rather limited by the mysqld_exec_t limitations.
The checking of the mapping is a bit excessive in a selinux environment where binding is limited.
We replace the use of ss under selinux to raw reading of the /proc/tcp{,} interfaces of the linux that aren't selinux restricted.